Marmalate (Delicious Seeds) feminized is a indica strain from our feminized seeds range testing at 21% THC. Flavour notes: fruity and berry.
About this format
Cannabis seeds are sold as collectable souvenirs and for the preservation of genetics. Feminized seeds grow into female plants, autoflowers switch to bloom on their own regardless of light schedule, and regular seeds produce both sexes for breeding. Germination is illegal in many countries — know your local law before you buy.
From the supplier
Delicious Seeds - Marmalate: An explosive blend of genes and flavours
Marmalate by Delicious Seeds is the lovechild of Critical Mass and Lavender. Looking at its parents you already know this strain is bound to become a winning one, because Marmalate shows all the characteristics, that made its parents famous. The plant brings forth huge, tight buds that amount to an average yield of 350-500g/m² (indoors) after only 50-55 days.
In a hurry? Marmalate Early Version wraps up roughly ten days earlier than this classic.
Marmalate by Delicious Seeds is a 30% Sativa - 70% Indica hybrid with a good resistance to molds, respectively high to bugs. The final product of Marmalate has a fruity taste with hints of blueberry and comes with a serious punch due to its high THC level of 21%, which also makes it eligible for medicinal use. Novices, professional growers and connoisseurs will love our lady Marmalate.
Store seeds cool, dark and dry until you are somewhere germination is legal. Check the data sheet for flowering time, height and yield before choosing a pack size.
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How to use
Store seeds cool, dark and dry until you are somewhere germination is legal. Check the data sheet for flowering time, height and yield before choosing a pack size.
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Storage
Seeds keep for years in the sealed original pack at 5–8 °C in the dark; a fridge door is ideal. Avoid humidity and temperature swings.
Important information
Keep out of reach of children and animals. Do not drive or operate machinery after use. Not for use if pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult a physician if you take prescription medication.
